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Pop / Rock 02/12/2020

Sarah Harmer Duets With Frog Friend In New Video

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New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Sarah Harmer releases a charming music video today from her acclaimed new album, Are You Gone. Accompanying the cozy, homebound track "Little Frogs" is an endearing portrait of a flannel-clad frog created by JUNO Award Winning and Gemini-nominated director and puppeteer Ali J Eisner.

"Written from a list of summer memories and life's small pleasures, the video takes you through a day in the life of a little frog - hoser by day, crooner by nightfall," says Harmer, who joins her friend in chorus by barnyard candlelight.

"Creating this video for Sarah was so joyful." says Eisner. "Her music always makes my heart feel so good, so to support her art through visuals was a golden experience. As a friend, Sarah has taught me a lot about the science of nature and staying grateful inside its gifts - so our little frog friend decided to spend some quality time high-fiving that feeling."
"Are You Gone is the best album of Harmer's career" - Globe and Mail

"One of the most accomplished and affecting albums in her already remarkable catalogue" - Exclaim! 9/10
"Sarah's voice remains as warm and wise as ever" - Paste
"Are You Gone is a journey across time, place, learning, and loss that Sarah Harmer is an incredibly gracious guide to take us on" - Top40-Charts.com
"A folky, minor-key song about ice skating at night, with a gentle vocal and a sturdy melody, that maps a precarious relationship onto the wintry conditions." on St. Peter's Bay The New York Times






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